With how unique of a business she runs, finding a new location was not an easy task, she said. Older buildings have plumbing that does not work well for pet bathing systems. The new location, however, just "happened to work," she said.  

Right now, Kullman's working on layout for her new space. She said she was able to set up suites in her current shop, that allowed pets to have windows to look out. She said the dogs watched the traffic and other activities and that helped the animals feel less confined. They went home to their owners feeling more calm.  

Kullman is hoping she can still provide that for the dogs, in her new location, which she'll be settling in this week. She plans to re-open doors Monday, April 14th.  

"I'm confident it will work out and I'll make a space to feel like home," Kullman said.